Ineptitude soars to new heights in this made for television Italian produced Superman rip-off. Did I say man? He's more like a box turtle. Donald Pleasence deserved better (his last name is even mispelled in the opening credits!) and lead actress Sidney Rome went from working with Roman Polanski to this. At least she had all those Playboy appearances to fall back on.
Ineptitude soars to new heights in this made for television Italian produced Superman rip-off. Did I say man? He's more like a box turtle. Donald Pleasence deserved better (his last name is even mispelled in the opening credits!) and lead actress Sidney Rome went from working with Roman Polanski to this. At least she had all those Playboy appearances to fall back on.
Ineptitude soars to new heights in this made for television Italian produced Superman rip-off. Did I say man? He's more like a box turtle. Donald Pleasence deserved better (his last name is even mispelled in the opening credits!) and lead actress Sidney Rome went from working with Roman Polanski to this. At least she had all those Playboy appearances to fall back on.
Ineptitude soars to new heights in this made for television Italian produced Superman rip-off. Did I say man? He's more like a box turtle. Donald Pleasence deserved better (his last name is even mispelled in the opening credits!) and lead actress Sidney Rome went from working with Roman Polanski to this. At least she had all those Playboy appearances to fall back on.
Ineptitude soars to new heights in this made for television Italian produced Superman rip-off. Did I say man? He's more like a box turtle. Donald Pleasence deserved better (his last name is even mispelled in the opening credits!) and lead actress Sidney Rome went from working with Roman Polanski to this. At least she had all those Playboy appearances to fall back on.
Ineptitude soars to new heights in this made for television Italian produced Superman rip-off. Did I say man? He's more like a box turtle. Donald Pleasence deserved better (his last name is even mispelled in the opening credits!) and lead actress Sidney Rome went from working with Roman Polanski to this. At least she had all those Playboy appearances to fall back on.
Ineptitude soars to new heights in this made for television Italian produced Superman rip-off. Did I say man? He's more like a box turtle. Donald Pleasence deserved better (his last name is even mispelled in the opening credits!) and lead actress Sidney Rome went from working with Roman Polanski to this. At least she had all those Playboy appearances to fall back on.
Ineptitude soars to new heights in this made for television Italian produced Superman rip-off. Did I say man? He's more like a box turtle. Donald Pleasence deserved better (his last name is even mispelled in the opening credits!) and lead actress Sidney Rome went from working with Roman Polanski to this. At least she had all those Playboy appearances to fall back on.
Ineptitude soars to new heights in this made for television Italian produced Superman rip-off. Did I say man? He's more like a box turtle. Donald Pleasence deserved better (his last name is even mispelled in the opening credits!) and lead actress Sidney Rome went from working with Roman Polanski to this. At least she had all those Playboy appearances to fall back on.
Ineptitude soars to new heights in this made for television Italian produced Superman rip-off. Did I say man? He's more like a box turtle. Donald Pleasence deserved better (his last name is even mispelled in the opening credits!) and lead actress Sidney Rome went from working with Roman Polanski to this. At least she had all those Playboy appearances to fall back on.
From the host segments in episode 403 City Limits, the Mads invented tupperware to keep stale popstars fresh. Morrissey happens to be the test subject and he depresses everyone. Later, he comes onto Dr. Forrester.
Meat is murder, Frank.
Robot abuse at its finest! From the episode Superdome, during MST3K's KTMA years. Tom is writing a letter to his fictional uncle Wally and gives quite the warped perception of Joel.
From the MST3K episode 202 Sidehackers. Joel and the 'bots perform the film's theme Only Love, with some added flavor of their own (much to Dr. Forrester's disdain).
From the Italian exploitation flick, Escape 2000 (also known as Escape from the Bronx and the sequel to The Bronx Warriors), pretty yet confused lead Trash singlehandedly takes down a helicopter with hilarious results. Tom Servo makes sure to rub salt in the wounds.
From episode 403, City Limits. Complete with 1980s post-apocalyptic inanity, Robby Benson, and Joel Hodgson! What more could you want?!
If you could taste Robby Benson on toast...but be sure to keep him away from desks.
